There is no best way of writing an essay right or or the most appropriate way of writing an essay but there definitely some principles which you should follow while writing an essay so the idea is if we are able to discuss on these various topics some of the important topics it will definitely the kind of preparation and the kind of approach I’m telling you to prepare if you do the same thing for these topics even after you go back home before the mains examination there is a good amount of chance that you will be able to use that information for many questions it may not be a direct question but it will be related to it that’s the that’s the idea so I’m not going to tell you I am NOT going to give you entirely the statistics which are relevant for an essay and all that see. Find even more essay writing strategies at Edusson.

I have not prepared for that right and before we go into this thing this is something that many of us it’s a link so it is not just about Phyllis you know the philosophical primarily again when we discuss the key areas we look into it but these are the main areas and you can you can easily try and fit in any topic that is given to one of these areas so this is just an introduction I mean I’ll just keep giving you more tips as we go along so the first and foremost thing in my view which you should do once you get the question reference go through the four topics in one go through the four topics in another but decide which with which section you want to write first finalize the topic and then don’t start immediately writing you are right only two aces indriyas according to me you should spend 20 minutes for thinking and not ten minutes for writing even 20 25 minutes for thinking and one one not ten minutes because what is the word limit thousand two thousand two hundred words thousand two thousand two hundred what is equivalent of six answers 600 Zi can write in one hour.

So it will not take more than one believe me will plant this often that applies both in means you shouldn’t think too much because if you start thinking in one answer you’ll not be able to answer 20 questions so there it is more about ensuring that whatever you have you structure it with subheadings I’ve given you enough Qian on that and how to structure it the subheadings and write it quickly put the subheadings and write it in simple sentences enclose it possible diagrams are possible you draw it and close it but for a say take your time take your time and think and even the thinking for 20-25 minutes should be a structured manner right I do not know whether someone is whether they give rough sheets for a sense backseat to church will be them.

It is important to make statements in your own words John alluded to that in his introduction but I have seen a lot of papers both in synthesis exams and term papers where the writer will make a statement in his or her own words then give this big chunk of quoted material from a text or a video then another sentence in your own words then another big chunk of quoted material that is not what you want to do that really detracts from the overall quality of your paper what you want to do is to be able to to paraphrase the material in your own words you can give a quote but just don’t use a lot of corn material not a lot of verbiage there’s something really essential really important fine but not a lot of quality material use your own words put your own spin on it so paraphrasing of your own sources is important and use direct quotes sparingly.

Also you want to make sure that you do use the source material that dr. says has asked you to use in the last go-around when we did synthesis exams there was a problem because a lot of the students only chose one or two sources to write about for example they use the textbook not the videos they use the videos not curious alignments so you want to be sure that you’re thorough and use what John has asked you to use that makes a difference now personal information some writers will go on and on about themselves and that you don’t want to do that sure you’re you’re learning new material you want to give your impression of it but you don’t want to make the paper all about you and that’s true about the synthesis exams and the term papers you want to give that source material in the synthesis exams wanted to give that back in your own words and the term papers you’ll be writing about a subject of your choice that you’ve researched so you want to present that research in a coherent and concise fashion now sentence structure in order to keep your pro style smooth and easy to read.

I recommend that you varied your satisfaction now how do you do that what you do is to use a variety of sentences declarative and sentences with an introductory phrase here’s a declarative sentence I am teaching this class the straight to the point there’s another declarative sentence I am enjoying it which I am but if we have more than two of these in a row it starts to get really boring what you want to do is after about two declarative sentences use a sentence that begins with an introductory phrase like this on Wednesday , I will be at home on Wednesday is an introductory phrase there’s a comma separating those words from the rest of the sentence this gives a whole different feel to this section because it’s not just a straight sentence there’s a phrase here to break it up.

If you need to do the IELTS general exam, I’m sure it’s for a very important reason. Perhaps you’re trying to immigrate to another country, or get admission to a college program, or join a professional training program. Whatever your reason, I know you want to get the highest marks possible. Right? Of course. So I’m going to help you to do exactly that in one particular area of the exam, and that’s in your writing section. Now, in the writing section there are two parts, one is a letter and one is an essay. In this lesson we will focus on how you can get the highest marks possible in the essay-writing section. Okay? The 14 tips that I’m going to give you I promise you, if you apply each one of these things, step by step you’re going to get more and more marks. Okay? So stick with me and we will go through them. Let’s get started.

So, the first thing you have to identify when you read the letter-writing task is: What type of letter am I being asked to write? Is it a formal letter, is it a semi-formal letter, or is it an informal letter? Well, how do you know that? Well, you can know it in a few ways and I’m going to explain them, but one of the ways that you can know it is to look at the second point that you need to understand, is to identify the purpose of the letter because some purposes are more formal than other purposes. All right? For example, some formal letters might ask you to request information; or apply for a job; or complain about a product or a service, maybe to an airline, maybe to a store, something like that; or to make a suggestion or a recommendation. All right? To a shopping mall, to a restaurant, something like that. These are more formal situations. These are when we are writing to people or companies that we don’t know. All right? That’s the clue: You don’t have anybody’s name, you just have the name of the company.

All right. Semi-formal letters might include things like this: Complaining to a landlord; or explaining something, a problem or a situation to a neighbour; or asking a professor for permission to miss an exam or to submit your assignment late. Whatever it is. Okay? The details vary. Doesn’t matter. And here, what’s…? What identifies the semi-formal? The semi-formal we know it’s still a kind of a formal situation, but here we usually do know somebody’s name. You would know the name of your landlord, or your professor, or your neighbour, for example. Right? So that means something in terms of the way that you write the letter, the language, the tone, the style. All of this is affected by whether it’s formal, semi-formal, or informal. And I’ll explain more to you as we go along.

Now, examples of informal letters might be where you’re being asked to invite a friend, or thank a friend, or apologize to a friend, or ask for advice from someone that you know. Okay? Here what’s important is that you really know this person well and you’re probably going to call them by first name. So I’m going to explain exactly how all of this translates into the next step, which is how you begin your letter.

So the first step was to identify the type of letter. Second step, the purpose. Now the third step is to open and close the letter correctly. Once you’ve done steps one and two, you will know how to do this step. Because if it’s a formal letter then you start with: “Dear Sir” or “Madam”, and you end with: “Yours faithfully”. Okay? That’s how it is. If it’s a semi-formal letter, you will start with something like: “Dear Mr. Brown” or “Dear Ms. Stone” or “Mrs. Stone”. “Ms.” Is when you don’t know if a woman is married or not, or if she’s just a modern woman. And you end the semi-formal letter with something like: “Yours sincerely”. Okay? What we’re trying to do is to match up the formality of the situation with these terms that we’re using. Okay? The opening and closing salutations they’re called, these are called. All right? Next is the informal one.

I never thought that my email could help me to grow a business. I didn’t even think about it until a friend who has her own business sent me an email and I noticed her signature. It was her advertisement for her various business ventures. Consider using your email signature as a way to squeeze out some extra advertising.

Just like the telephone is the most utilized way to communicate with someone for a local business, email is the way to “talk” to someone when you conduct business on the Internet. Your site will be seen by thousands of people and many of them will buy from you (hopefully!). In reality, you won’t ever meet these people in person. To keep in contact with them, use the email system.

Most email providers will allow you to set up a signature line. Unfortunately, this marketing tool is seldom used. It’s a good idea to take the time to rectify that situation. Decide on what you will say in your email signature line to attract people to you website and your business.

A signature line has to have a few things to make it effective. First, there is your name. When you sign a letter, you sign it with your name first and then list anything else that goes along with that. Add a couple of lines that describe what you do as the owner of your business. Ask email recipients to visit the website and supply the website address. If it is helpful, add your telephone number. This can be your home telephone, but a separate business line will keep you from missing potential business calls or having family members answer them.

When you perfect your signature line, create a signature file. This is where all of this information will be stored so it can easily be changed if you need to. Be sure that the signature line looks professional and is displayed the way you want. Avoid using HTLM if you can, as it can be tricky. One word or symbol out of place and you will actually see the code in your signature line. That won’t go over well. To most people, it looks like gibberish.

Use your signature file when you send emails to family and friends as well. When they forward your emails, others will see your signature line at the bottom. Set up distribution lists using your email address book so that important business emails get to the right people at the right time. Give each list a name that is easily identifiable. So that all of the names are not seen in the top line, enter them on the blind copy (bcc) line so that they stay hidden when the email is opened.

Another final stealth tip here, I’ve used signatures in niche forums where I’ve wished to market certain products and distribute them (without raising affiliate marketing alarm bells) in that community of targeted readers.

To do this, you simply search in Google for Your Nice+Forums and it will display them, then find a suitable range of forums and become a member. Go in, read a few of the posts and find ones that you know you can really add value to, then at the bottom leave your signature in there with your URL. Most forums allow this and I’ve made numerous sales by doing this for affiliate products, as well as my own products/services.

This works a treat especially if you want to attract tons of buyers to your website. Or if you don’t have a website and wish to do affiliate marketing, here’s the stealth marketing tip of the century.

For many students new to university life and life in the United States, navigating the many regulations, timelines, rules, and guidelines can appear a bit daunting. Clear communication, defined goals, good organizational skills, previous research, and a professional support network of academic advisors, teachers and administrators can help students tremendously during this exciting transitional phase of life.

Most universities now require all undergraduate students to provide a HARD COPY attested/certified high school transcripts with their complete application package. In addition, all transcripts, as well as a copy of the graduation diploma/certificate, need to be translated into English.

Students also need to provide a copy of their passport, visa if applicable, student letter/letter of intent, a professional letter of recommendation, an official TOEFL/IELTS or Study Group English test score, and a bank statement or financial guarantee (if on scholarship) indicating minimum funds of US $34,000.

Accuracy and completion when filling out the application and required health forms are also very important. Not only does this improve the likelihood of acceptance, but there is also vital information which potentially impacts the student’s safety and well- being. Organizing immunizations records and other required documents while in one’s home country will not only save time and money, but will lessen the stress factor a student may feel upon arrival in the U.S.

The Admissions Office has a different set of admissions requirements for graduate students. Different graduate programs have different admission deadlines and starting dates, so it is very important to educate oneself on the specific program requirements for the degree one is seeking.

The application process for international students, residing outside of the United States, typically takes between 6 months to one year. Students need to have a formal credential evaluation of undergraduate course work submitted directly to the Graduate Admissions Office, as well as complete a financial declaration. This is in addition to all other required documents such as a student letter, letters of recommendation, passport, copy of undergraduate diploma, completed health form, and International Student Advisor’s Report (if applicable).

In conclusion, doing research ahead of time, and providing up to date, accurate, and complete documents in English will help facilitate a positive, timely and favorable admission process.

I can still remember the moment I stepped foot onto James Madison University’s campus – happy students socializing and studying in picturesque settings, the bluestone buildings along the quad, the sun shining against the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance. I knew in that moment that James Madison University was where I wanted to spend the next four years. That was more than ten years ago, and I still can’t get enough of the Blue Ridge skyline.

While the campus visit is a vital part of the university search process, many students today, particularly international students, are not able to simply hop in the car for a weekend visit. With strong academic programs across the globe the campus visit has shifted from campus to our computer. Online search engines and guidebooks are bursting with information, but oftentimes these outlets can be overwhelming.

University rankings are exciting, but do not always share the full story of everything a school has to offer. If you are suffering from cyberspace overload here are some tips to avoid crashing.

Beyond the Basics:

Kick off your search with standard sites like the university homepage that links to information for prospective students and admissions requirements. These are central starting points that often include quick facts, online tours and links to academic programs. But don’t stop there. Consider a few outlets beyond these basics to get an insider’s guide on what to expect on campus. Browsing the digital copy of a student newspaper, clicking through the calendar of events, and navigating to an area visitor’s guide website will paint a better picture of life on and off campus. Use the search box typically found at the top of each homepage as a helpful tool for finding specific information.

Save Your Search:

There is so much information available it is easy to get lost clicking away from one link to the next. You may find yourself questioning where you found a virtual tour, a layout of a residence hall, the university that had the exact academic program you had been seeking, etc. Keep these links as you find them in one easy to access document with a short description of each link and the name of the university so that you can refer to it later.

Virtual Visuals:

Pictures, videos, and virtual tours are essential to helping you get a better feel for campus. In addition to popular social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, here are a few other websites to keep on your radar.

The examiner’s board, in front of whom, the thesis would have to be defended, generally, do not have enough time to go through the thesis of all the students who shall be defending their work in front of them. A small crux of thesis is therefore provided to them in the form of an abstract so that they can have an idea about the work done by the student and can ask intelligent questions. This is because while working on the thesis paper, the researcher tends to have grown more knowledgeable in the area as compared to the examiners. Preparation of a thesis abstract, however, is a very delicate job and a number of precautions and considerations must be taken into account. This article will discuss how to write a thesis abstract that are examiners like to read.

First of all while preparing an abstract, the researcher must keep in mind that it must not consist of direct quotes, which are lifted from the thesis. The thesis abstract is a summary of the thesis, not showcase to present the researchers command over the language. If the abstract is of descriptive type, writing 100 to 350 words in a well-phrased paragraph is desired. The paragraph should use simple language and avoid jargon as much as possible. If the thesis abstract must be the informative type, the length should be anywhere between 100 -250 words. In an abstract of the informative type, jargon can be used only to an extremely limited extent because avoiding jargon can save a lot of words, which would be wasted in explaining those terms.

Secondly, thesis abstract should focus more on problem and solution discussed in the thesis. The methodology of collection of data is not needed, nor is it needed that the researcher mentions literature reviews. All these things form background information and are generally not required in an abstract. They should only be mentioned as space filler if one is falling short of word limit.

Thirdly, in a thesis abstractthe researcher should try to stuff the abstract with keywords. Almost all the research work is stored in electronic form now. The computers need keywords to search for appropriate work. The more keywords a researcher includes in the thesis abstract, the more people will be able to access his work.

Finally, a good thesis abstract can also be used as great introduction or opening section for the actual thesis, provided one or two sentences are changed in such manner that both of them do not look the same. This is how to write an abstract for a thesis that are easy to read an understand, I wish you all the best in your thesis presentation.

10 Discipline and analysis are the two paramount terms you should remember while writing a thesis.

11 Discipline is the term which signifies effective use of evidence in the thesis

12 Analysis interprets evidence in order to support, test, and/or refine a claim

13 Once you have collected all your evidence and indeed you have a pile of it waiting beside you, ask a simple question when should I use particular evidence? Offer evidence which can support your specific stance. Another way is to counter your own argument so that you can present a proven evidence to refute it later on. You can also use a source that are pinned against each other. A clever way to make the readers on your side is to cite the quotations from notable personalities which can support your claim, this way you intend to project that the argument projected has a support of people who are known personalities and have a decorated legacy in the subject.

14 It is paramount to incorporate citations in your thesis, though your entire work should not be a jumble up of the citations but logical assertions which were derived by you in your thesis with the aid of a book or a source should be incorporated to prove the concreteness of your logical assertions for your argument. In simple terms citing a comic book is not only hilarious but also embarrassing but a manuscript that was shown on a documentary on discovery channel or perhaps a book from a renowned author is acceptable.

15 Hypothesis are not welcomed in thesis, hence theories form an essential part of the thesis.

16 Different places and their universities acknowledge the thesis in specific formats which is just the way of writing your thesis hence different thesis may be in versatile sets of formats but the soul is the same.

17 Eventually and the most significant aspect of thesis is that it should be pure and original some thing or an argument which has already been proven will not be entertained.

Many students pursuing their higher degrees are striving hard to complete their thesis. I did a lot of research on the subject and came up with the following conclusions. My experiences are derived from writing a BSc Project, an MSc, and a Ph.D. thesis.

1) When initiating with your thesis, try to come up with a strongly arguable point with which people can reasonably disagree and provoke a, “no it cannot be true”. Once your point in the context of your argument is set you have taken the first step in writing a thesis.

2) The thesis was written should be specific and to the point rather more focused on the bull’s eye of the subject that has to be tackled, logically but with rigorous evidence that can make the readers finally change their initial stance.

3) The thesis should be directly supported by the evidence to your conclusions and not your opinion. Remember nobody is interested in your opinion and only solid facts will enable you to emphasize your logical arguments to the critics.

4) Your thesis should be a flow chart which guides your readers through your entire work.

6) Using vague abstract language in the thesis is strictly prohibited; phrases like “It seems, I believe, in my opinion” have no room. You talk specific and with facts to prove your point.

7) A good thesis should be provocative which can pass so what? or who cares? Test.

From a layman like me who does not hold any kind of degree writing thesis is similar to a lawyer defending his client in the courts of law, in this case, your thesis, with the aid of strong evidence to prove his client not guilty.

9) Like in debate completions, where you anticipate your predecessors to put a counter argument in front of your proposed narrative, and in return reply him with a concrete answer which may be a fact or a proven statistics report. Similarly, in a thesis, you defend your argument with the concrete facts. In a similar fashion can your argument or thesis be completed in the required set of time and space?